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Case Reports
. 1998 Jul 15;93(7):433-7.
doi: 10.1007/BF03042640.

["Benign" monoclonal gammopathy and chronic lymphatic leukemia in a patient with Noonan syndrome]

[Article in German]
Case Reports

["Benign" monoclonal gammopathy and chronic lymphatic leukemia in a patient with Noonan syndrome]

[Article in German]
J Riederer. Med Klin (Munich). .

Abstract

History: At the age of 32 a "benign" monoclonal gammopathy of lightchain kappa with Bence Jones protein is diagnosed in a man born 1934. In addition a Noonan-syndrome is found.

Course: Twenty-four years later he gradually develops a chronic lymphatic leukaemia (B-CLL) which up to now does not need treatment (October 1996). The neoplastic B-cells exprime monoclonal lightchain lambda on the cellmembrane and in the cytoplasma undetectable by immunefixation in the serum. Irrespective of that the known monoclonal gammopathy exprimes IgG-kappa without an increase in the number of plasmacells in the bonemarrow.

Conclusion: There are hints that the congenital Noonan-syndrome can be associated with B-cell disorders.

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